DEVELOPMENT OF EGOCENTRISM IN STUDENTS FROM DIFFERENT APPROACHES
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emotional egocentrism, social egocentrism, intellectual egocentrism, theory of cognitive development, socio-cultural theory, Maslow and Rogers' theories##article.abstract##
This article provides important theoretical and practical recommendations for understanding students' psychological development and
supporting their social adaptation.
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